Young New York model Gay Andrews (Jeanne Rainer) and sleazy married advertising executive Bob Walker (Paul Judson) are arrested in New Jersey for speeding.
Taken before a crooked Justice of the Peace (Kent Montroy), Gay leaves with pudgy Englishman Wayne Jackson (Ronald Long), who offers to drive her home.
Instead, he drugs her coffee and takes her to a house where he and Mark Gallo (Art Koulias) hold her prisoner.
They starve her and threaten to get her hooked on “the stuff” (heroin) to turn her into a prostitute for his “public relations” firm.
“Youre in! And the only way out is a river!”
The acting is terrible, the script is worse (the pauses are looooonnnnnng!) and the whole thing looks like it was filmed for about $1.98 in an endless succession of living rooms and bedrooms.
Thankfully it’s only 73 minutes long.
Gay Andrews
Jeanne Rainer Wayne Jackson
Ronald Long Mark Gallo
Art Koulias Apartment Manager
Frances Hammond Cynthia
Eileen Letchworth Agency Executive
Harry Stanton Justice of the Peace
Kent Montroy Highway Patrolman
Ed Jordon Bob Walker
Paul Judson
Director
William Martin
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Taken before a crooked Justice of the Peace (Kent Montroy), Gay leaves with pudgy Englishman Wayne Jackson (Ronald Long), who offers to drive her home.
Thankfully it’s only 73 minutes long.
Agency Executive
